RFK resigns as attorney general ending Kennedy era
President Johnson accepts Robert F. Kennedy's resignation as attorney general. Kennedy plans to run for U.S. Senate from New York, aiming to follow brothers John and Edward into national politics. Names like Leon Jaworski surface as potential successors while Katzebach acts as interim.
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Special Thanks to Las Vegas Township Voters
A note of gratitude to Las Vegas Township residents for supporting me in Tuesday's Primary Election. The author asks for continued support on November 2nd and expresses deep appreciation.
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Nation's Weather by United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour period ending at 4 a.m. are reported, showing regional variations and notable conditions across cities. Data reflects overnight changes and potential implications for travel and daily planning.
Record Highs and Lows Reported in Continental U.S.
The highest temperature logged was 103 degrees at Presidio Texas and Lamar and Cole stations, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. The lowest reading was 27 degrees at Ely Nevada.
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Khrushchev Signals West German Visit and Berlin Talks
Premier Nikita Khrushchev indicated readiness for an unprecedented West German visit and early political talks with Chancellor Erhard. Bonn reported Soviet Ambassador Smirnov informed of Khrushchev’s willingness with no date set, likely early next year. Moscow speculated on a deal offering Berlin status quo in exchange for concessions.
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